Dapeng Duan, Baofeng Li, Sunil Kumar Pradhan* and Genbing Lv
In this research work, a novel approach has been applied with respect to powder metallurgy route for the development of aluminium–graphene nano–bio composite materials for the application in bone research. The applied technology has been executed to synthesize Aluminium- Graphene composite materials with the help of high energy ball milling process followed by vacuum sintering to get the required devices. The fabricated devices and synthesize composite materials at later stage have been evaluated in terms of different micro-structural characterization tools like FE-SEM (Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope), EDAX (Energy dispersive X-ray analysis) etc. for qualitative and quantitative analysis, which shows well distribution of the constituents of Al-Grapheme composite materials over the scan areas. The physical property of the sintered samples has also been evaluated through density measurement and it is found to be ≈ 97.5% density after sintering. The thermal fusing of Al based materials at the optimum temperature of sintering is found to be satisfactory with required strength. These nanobio- congruent composite materials, which is carbon based can instigate and assist stem cell improvement and differentiation into diverse lineages. Moreover, the 2-dimensional material, graphene has the potential propensity to stimulate and escalate osteogenic differentiation, which makes it an exciting material for the bone regeneration research.
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Emerging trends in wearable health monitoring technologies signify a revolutionary shift in how individuals engage with their health and how healthcare professionals deliver personalized medical care. From basic fitness trackers to advanced clinical applications, these wearable devices have evolved to become integral tools in healthcare, emphasizing continuous health monitoring, real-time data analysis, and proactive health management.
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Organ-on-a-Chip (OOC) technology stands at the forefront of innovative approaches in biomedical research, providing a platform to replicate the complex microenvironment of human organs in a controlled and customizable manner. This transformative technology has the potential to revolutionize drug testing and disease modeling by offering a more physiologically relevant alternative to traditional in vitro and animal testing methods. In this narrative, we delve into the principles, applications, advancements, and implications of organon-a-chip technology, exploring how it mimics human organs to enhance our understanding of diseases and streamline the drug development process.
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The advent of symbiotic human-machine interfaces represents a paradigm shift in healthcare, where the seamless integration of technology with the human body enhances diagnostics, treatment, and overall well-being. This symbiosis leverages the strengths of both human and machine, creating a synergistic relationship that goes beyond conventional human-computer interactions. This narrative explores the concept of symbiotic human-machine interfaces, their applications in healthcare, and the transformative impact they have on diagnostics, treatment modalities, and the overall quality of patient care.
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, the secure and efficient management of biomedical data is of paramount importance. Blockchain technology has emerged as a promising solution to address the challenges associated with data security, integrity, and interoperability in the biomedical domain. This perspective delves into the role of blockchain technology in securing biomedical data, exploring the opportunities it presents and the challenges that need to be addressed for its widespread adoption.
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